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I don’t think last years defense was vastly more talented. Yes the cornerbacks were better and we miss Lindenberg, but there’s still a lot of the same players and a lot of experience.

Tony Elliott is going to be a hot name if UVA takes advantage of the easy schedule ahead of them.

Why?

I don’t see the appeal of Rhule, he had a nice short stint at Temple, then won a bit at Baylor where others had won before him, now he’s at Nebraska where he hasn’t really done much yet, hasn’t elevated recruiting that much. He sucked in the NFL. I don’t get the love affair. His resume isn’t...

I’d hire Campbell over Rhule.

Rhule is a downgrade from Franklin.

Umm no, it’s neither. Just pointing out it wasn’t as similar a situation as OP made it out to be. Cignetti bringing over players that could play immediately is completely different than Fleck bringing over some members of a recruiting class that hadn’t even left high school yet.

I’d take six more just like this one.

Obviously Cignetti can coach, but NIL and the transfer portal and soft schedules have certainly helped. The results obviously have been remarkable considering the prior struggles there, but the school seems to have really amped up the support for the football program.

What are you a fortune teller? A lot changes year to year.

Did I say all 13? A few were.

No one sticks around because other people offer them more money.

Not the same as PJ with Morgan. PJ brought recruits with him, not ready to play All American type players that could play immediately.

I don’t know about Indiana, but yes for the record, some programs have invested and continue to invest much more money into their football teams than we do. This is a well known fact.

I liked them. You guys have terrible taste.

Could find a young savant.

Exactly, much easier to land in a Fickell like situation than find the next Cignetti.

Can we hire away the OC Shanahan?

I don’t really notice him yelling at players or coaches much at all, let alone one for being injured. I’ve seen him run on to the field to check on injured players.